Air Element unfolds as a slow drift across five vertical planes. Forms appear and dissolve like clouds moving without urgency, layered in pale blues, greys, and softened whites. There is no fixed horizon here - only passage. The surface holds traces of motion rather than destination, inviting the eye to wander without needing to arrive. Across the panels, density thins and gathers again, suggesting breath, altitude, and suspension. What lingers is a sense of weightlessness: a space where emotional extremes lose their pull. Despair and hope fall away, leaving behind the quiet freedom of movement itself. Like a wandering cloud, the work exists in continual transition - unanchored, attentive, and open.